New Species: Geophagus diamantinensis

[DRE]

Geophagus diamantinensis, Mattos, Costa & Santos, 2015

http://www.pfeil-verlag.de/04biol/pdf/ief26_3_02.pdf

Geophagus diamantinensis, new species, is described from the Paraguaçu River basin, endemic from Chapada Diamantina
region, Bahia state in north-eastern Brazil. It is recognized by both a tree-based and a character-based
approaches for species delimitation, using mt-DNA and morphological data, respectively. Geophagus diamantinensis
is distinguished from all other species of the G. brasiliensis species group by a deep urohyal bone, characters
of colour pattern and head slender. In addition, Geophagus diamantinensis can be distinguished from G. itapicuruensis
by having more dorsal-fin spines and from G. obscurus by having subterminal mouth.

[Juan Artigas]

Thank you!

[DRE]

No problem.

Should this be called 'Geophagus' now as other in the brasiliensis group?

[Livio Leoni]

Have you got pdf?

[DRE]

No unfortunately. I hope I can get a copy somewhere though.

[Nuchal Man]

I'd also love a copy if someone has it.

[Mark Smith]

Would also love a copy.

[Philippe Burnel]

I'm still waiting for it.
Hope to get it soon

Philippe

[Mark Smith]

Anyone have a copy they would be willing to share? Many thanks.